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Rear bumper removal - take care
Took into removing the rear bumper recently (along with all trims and wings etc.) for upcoming paint work.
Really simple job but having never done this before, I thought I could just gently manoeuvre it out from under the rear lights after having removed all the fasteners... WRONG! Successfully ended up breaking the lower corners off the rear lamp lenses - both of which should be removed PRIOR to taking the bumper off Talk about feeling like a tube.. So, if anyone has an undamaged, clean set of early saloon rear lamp clusters for a 75 (darker than the ZT's rear lamps), please PM me Thanks, Karl. |
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Mine came off without touching the lights on my Mk2??? Just slid right out.
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Can't imagine letting myself do this again (But I wouldn't completely rule it out!). So frustrating - the lamps were in really good condition too At least I'm not the only one Cheers, Karl. |
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